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Moderately_Radical retweeted
Seems like there's a fundamental disconnect between people whose worldview is that "we need a whole lot more retards to perform menial tasks" and people whose worldview is "we need to keep the biomass far away so that we can launch space missions without bluetooth speakers around"
“China doesn’t have a Mexico. Europe doesn’t have a Mexico. We do.”
Texas billionaire Ross Perot Jr. says a fully integrated North America has the demographics and resources needed to compete globally, calling Mexico key to the region’s ability to “grow and prosper." He spoke at Bloomberg Invest Dallas bloom.bg/3UL0b7P
How it feels when an account you like drops giga brimstone coal on the timeline but you let it go because they voted straight ticket republican.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Before I go to bed, I want to add something to what Kaiser is saying here.
The reason paleoconservatives were unsuccessful, in my opinion, is that the resentment they developed from being gatekept led many of them down foolish roads.
Take Pat Buchanan, for example. During the Iraq War, he became a frequent critic of Bush and appeared on MSNBC to make his case against the war. Now, this isn’t to say Bush didn’t deserve criticism. He absolutely did. But when you repeatedly appear in the enemy’s camp and allow yourself to become a useful weapon in their attacks against conservative America, you shouldn’t be surprised when people begin to see you as an enemy yourself.
This isn’t meant to dismiss the many good ideas paleoconservatives brought to the table. It’s a question of priorities. How you conduct yourself matters just as much as the validity of your ideas.
My broader point is that Buchanan and many other paleoconservatives, in my opinion, came to act more out of resentment toward the neoconservatives than out of genuine love for their country. And when resentment becomes the driving force behind a political movement, even its most legitimate criticisms can end up serving purposes far removed from those it originally set out to achieve.
The paleocons didn’t lose to the left retard. They got gatekept and the reason why they lost was inner party politics within the Republican Party, something you and your entire side and everyone like you absolutely sucks at miserably, whereas I am providing the basic tools to beat that exact iteration that exists right now.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
The expression “who are you when nobody is watching” is actually a core principle of western philosophy. There are shame based societies, fear based and guilt based societies. These emotions govern the moral character of the people who occupy them. First world countries operate on guilt based morality. A guilt oriented moral system requires of those within it to be self governing and conscious of how their actions harm others. It requires the highest intellectual capacity of any moral system since it asks of every individual within such system to comprehend right and wrong (or understand it intuitively and be aware of their own intuition as well as their understanding of it) to consistently choose to benefit society as opposed to harm it.
A shame based society is a third world way of governance. It allows for evil to persist so long as it isn’t in the public view. We saw this from the democrat party in the 1970s with abortion and gay tolerance to the acceptance of transvestism as a normal outcome that some individuals arrive at as opposed to a deep perversion of reality and God’s beautiful design.
As our culture has deteriorated, we see a rise in shame based morality and a decline in guilt based morality. The greatest irony is that liberals will inundate us with accusations of “shaming” when their alleged moral guiding philosophy (I say alleged because communists have no morality. They are wholly evil and repugnant) is actually that of shame. They ultimately believe that so long as the behavior isn’t discussed publicly as a moral wrong, then it is a virtue or at least not wholly sinful. They are terribly mistaken and it is our duty to capture vectors of power in the American political system and utilize them in service of reorienting our society towards Christ and a guilt based moral system.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Nick Fuentes will never get married, never have a family, and must be deported back to Mexico, as he is simply another brown leftist
🇺🇸🇧🇷🗳️ Nick Fuentes comemora vitória de Lula no Brasil e defende a prisão de líderes da direita para que o movimento recomece do zero:
“Que se fodam esses líderes: Netanyahu, Bolsonaro, Trump, Milei, Meloni, todos têm que ir para a cadeia. O bom de a esquerda ganhar é que dá à direita a chance de começar do zero e montar um movimento nacionalista de verdade.”
The Mystery Incorporated gang become ICE agents and head down to the border to figure out who is doing the raping.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Vote Straight Ticket Republican if you care about preserving our sovereign borders.
"Excluding noncitizens without lawful permanent resident status from the apportionment count would effectively deny them recognition as persons."
You forgot the gigafly.
U.S. bishops are opposing proposed Census Bureau rule changes for the 2030 census, arguing that excluding noncitizens without lawful permanent resident status from the apportionment count would effectively deny them recognition as persons.
ewtnnews.com/world/us/u-s-bi…
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Voting for Democrats and dying in a car crash are virtually the same thing.
Readers, beware!
EXCLUSIVE: BU College Republicans President Who Endorsed Democrats Dies in Car Crash newsbarron.com/p/exclusive-b…
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Many conservative evangelicals have defended Samuel Sey the illegal immigrant Ghanian and said he should be brought back to America. They've said this is a terrible injustice and that because he is a Christian, he should be brought back to America. Nothing about this makes any sense logically.
After all, what does his presence within the borders of the United States have to do with him being a Christian? He can still be Christian back in Ghana where he is from. The answer is these people cannot distinguish between the United States and the Kingdom of God and think both are more or less equivalent.
I wrote about this in an essay which I've QTed. But this has shown more and more just how correct this understanding is. They cannot grasp that the state and one's religion might operate off somewhat different principles, and so to them, it doesn't matter that Sam was here illegally.
In their view, because he was Christian and somewhat socially conservative, he ought to be seen as just as American as anyone else and therefore ought to be retained within the United States, because those are the only things that matter and nothing else could be at play.
It is extremely strange behavior, but this is how they see the world.
As I’ve argued more and more with these kinds of people and seen how they view the world, it’s not so much that the constitution and the founders were even good people or good government. They’re viewed in many respects in a similar way in which biblical history is seen, they apply the same lens.
The founders are seen as similar to how Christians see the Patriarchs, and what they made as being the old covenant. It’s this older, primordial thing that was put in place that is good, but also flawed by human nature and their own sinful desires bleeding in, with things like slavery or racial laws or not having women’s rights, and other things of this but was a shadow of things to come and the fullness of what was to be.
Lincoln is sort of like King David, and his Republican Party the kingdom of Israel more or less, but even after that it’s still not the total fulfillment. No, that you don’t get until World War II, where Hitler, who is Satan, is defeated and the Holocaust is something of a Christ to them.
Then you get bill Buckley and Reagan, and both of these are sort of like Paul who codifies much more of it and continues the teachings, spreading the gospel of colorblind free market meritocracy and liberal democracy. They see America in the exact same way they see the kingdom of Christ. Open to absolutely everyone so long as you subscribe to the same faith.
That’s more or less how they see the world, and where you and I fit in, who are patriots but who do not like many of these things, we are like Judaizers or Jews to them, saying that either it’s only open to a particular people still or that they must at least carry on the old things, and their reaction is similar to if you went into your local church, and told them that animal sacrifice is a good thing and we need to bring it back.
With those they interact with who are against America or American traditions and principles entirely, these are like heathens to them. It’s why they call them the pagan right.
They cannot hold two things in their mind at one time, and understand that your religion and your nation are under separate principles and operate differently than one another, and they treat their view of nations as dogmatic as they would religion and hold faith in the political system the same way they would God.
It explains absolutely everything when you understand this.
You're both brown and retarded, so it makes sense you two get along.
GTA VI is a seminal moment for gaming culture, one that calls us to unify with old friends and celebrate.
In that spirit of unity, I just spoke with @SNEAKO. He and I will be playing GTA VI live from Vice City on launch day.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
Libtards think that immigration should operate like a game of “hide and go seek” and if you successfully manage to hide from the government for x amount of years they have to cough up a citizenship.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
That's not even two full senate election cycles for most of the RINOs in the Senate is; do these people even fucking read what they're saying before they post it?
Let's take Thom Tillis for example.
> Elected in 2014
> Reelected in 2020
> Retiring after 2026
In 2014, Tillis road the wave of anti-Obama sentiment to barely win by ~1.5 pts and he did not been crack the 50% ceiling in that election.
In 2016, Tillis begins his subtle opposition to Trump, but doesn't pick any specific fights with MAGA.
Jump to 2020, a critical election for the Republicans that is as polarized as it can be across the country, and he wins by ~2 pts without still cracking the 50% ceiling in that election.
After 2020, Tillis begins to antagonize Trump and much of the broader Republican party.
He gets censured in 2023 by his own state GOP for his positions on immigration and gay marriage.
He is one of three GOP senators to then oppose the OBBBA while then taking hostile stances against immigration enforcement officials, especially Kristi Noem.
Trump criticized him on that and Tillis announces, like a bitch, that he will not seek re-election and has since taken an antagonistic position towards Trump, his cabinet, and even Michael Whatley.
So no, it's not easy to just get rid of entrenched RINOs in the span of "10 years" when Senate elections are every six years and primarying RINOs in purple states like North Carolina is not a simple task to achieve without fracturing the GOP base there.
Moderately_Radical retweeted
The Department of Education is Malfoid posting and you're black pilling?
Moderately_Radical retweeted
> Stop whining about 20$ burritos White boy. Here's how you can make a generic burrito with 100 calories at home. I wipe my feet on you.
> Stop crying sweet black illegal immigrant. I will wipe your tears with $20k!! I will wash your feet in public to prove my Christianity.
